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Why did Carthage's reliance on mercenaries loyal to their commanders, not lead to their generals marching against Carthage like what would eventually happen later to the Roman Republic?

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How did late 16th century Korean naval technology compare to that of the Europeans?

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How did the Korean Navy during the Imjin Wars compare with European ones during the time period?

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During civil war in Roman antiquity, did successful besieging armies sack the cities, and enslave the Roman population like they would often do to foreign cities?

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How historically accurate is Archimedes' supposed pivotal role in the defending Syracuse from the Romans?

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Was Toyotomi Hideyoshi's ultimate plan to conqueor the Ming Empire at all feasible?

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Why were the Ming never able to completely pacify the steppe hordes on their northern border?

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Why did the Ming decide to limit their naval involvement in the Imjin War

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There's a common myth today about how people in the 1400s believed the world was flat. What did most people in the 1400s actually believe about the shape of the Earth?

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If the world was a game of Civ, then which nation in history has gotten closest to Domination, Diplomatic, or Cultural victory?

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Why did Carthage's reliance on mercenaries loyal to their commanders, not lead to their generals marching against Carthage like what would eventually happen later to the Roman Republic?	7	AskHistorians
How did late 16th century Korean naval technology compare to that of the Europeans?	6	AskHistorians
How did the Korean Navy during the Imjin Wars compare with European ones during the time period?	6	AskHistorians
During civil war in Roman antiquity, did successful besieging armies sack the cities, and enslave the Roman population like they would often do to foreign cities?	5	AskHistorians
How historically accurate is Archimedes' supposed pivotal role in the defending Syracuse from the Romans?	5	AskHistorians
Was Toyotomi Hideyoshi's ultimate plan to conqueor the Ming Empire at all feasible?	5	AskHistorians
Why were the Ming never able to completely pacify the steppe hordes on their northern border?	4	AskHistorians
Why did the Ming decide to limit their naval involvement in the Imjin War	3	AskHistorians
There's a common myth today about how people in the 1400s believed the world was flat. What did most people in the 1400s actually believe about the shape of the Earth?	2	AskHistorians
If the world was a game of Civ, then which nation in history has gotten closest to Domination, Diplomatic, or Cultural victory?	2	AskHistorians